First responders pay respect to fallen co-worker killed by alleged drunk driver
Services were held for Lisa Sillins at the Grace Bible Fellowship Church in Rhinebeck.
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Dec 30, 2022, 5:18 PM
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7h agoFriends, co-workers and family paid their respects today to a Hudson Valley first responder who was killed by an alleged drunk driver.
Services were held for Lisa Sillins at the Grace Bible Fellowship Church in Rhinebeck.
Sillins, who worked for Ambulunz, was killed earlier this month as she was walking to the employee parking lot in Newburgh.
Paramedics from around the region, including New York City, attended the funeral.
Meanwhile, the alleged drunk driver, Pablo Colector, 45, from White Plains, is due back in Newburgh City Court next week.
